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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains eAvs West &2dst folows. and ~ mli
utes earlier from foot OF J ~ IT., North RIver:
Detroit and Chicago .o5a A. n,- 500. 's'i6p N
81. Louis, IS 90, sS:lJ r. ~.
syracuse Bnnao Rochester, Suspension. Bridge Niagara
Falls To- 'J55 m. 81 40. -S:l5 p.
Utica 3 Is, 900. al |; 30 a. M, 900 'Slo p M
kingston sauxertles C.tskiiL Albany. Jl6 .7lS '95I
Cran.ton's wsst ront cornwall N"wsurg '3ls. '7lo.
$3.50 10 TO- also a. 400 Il0 bOn 'Hlo. $40 p N.
and 800 u m. CransGona Cornwall, NswburE
For Montreal aud Canada Fast .6O0p IN.
Hamilton. London $3.50 a M 600. 8.l5 p Torsnt1
1908 a. NJ. 1900. 'Sl6p
Chicago ANA ~ Lonis
.Dsily lDay saturday Other trains daily exosps
Sunday a. g. Lozvo jersey city r ~ X stAtios allt2o
t3l50p. m.
For tckes tme tables psrior seepngcar accsmmoda
liens nton apply At coca BROOKLYN 3a3 wash
instonst 7so Fuiiens- Amer Once foot OF FutoasG
Nav YORK city3bS 1885 043 broadway. 10! boWery IL
Park Place aud Vest Shore stations loot q Wet tasI
foot Of Jaw at. ". Il g. T. LAMbERr,
6Vandorbilt-ava General Passenger Agent
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Cost an6 founo.

| OST.-Bank book No. 1887 on Dry
II Dock savings Bank Any person having claims upon
said book called upon la pesent tho the
within the sal book MI be drclaro5
and erungulshed. aud new one ,sued In lieu thereof
/ OST-Deccmbcr H. on 11th-st. between
Il 9th and 9Th aves. ladies' sold huntrg watch
Swss wndcr seal attached f25 ard will
bo pad TO any parry returning aainc 10 EDWARD INk,
IL aud 10 Doyers at. near Chatham Square.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland aud Do.
brosses ats as follows
A m for Catasauqua and oter mediate poiats
a M for Geneva, Lyons. Elnira Rochs,tsr, Bnfls
and the and principal local points Chair car % wk
barre ,,.---.,,..- -
car Tunkhannock Connection TO Healing AMI Harms,
burg .f
800 D. H. for Coplay and intermediate Pr. nts Coo
nsction "a and Harrisburg CHAIR car To opaY.
55O ~ TOR Geneva. Lyons Elnlra Rochester. Bafas
and rb- West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
4l5p m for Laursys &Ji intermediate polntt
Trains leaving At a m. D. m AMI $40 m. conascs
for oil noints In NahanOv and Hazl~O' coal sion1
SUNDAY TRAINS.
sa for Mauoh Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
800 D. M for Coplsy and intern ediate points.
$50 D. m. for Geneva LYONS Flmirs Rochester, Buffalo
and the west Pullman sieopsr To LyDas
General Eastern ONCE. 233 Broadway
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

BuyyAto Dec l5-Cante-Recepts last "a hours we're
$50 head Total week hss far 1850 beat same luz
ast week 1855 Consigned through 10 cars OF Whc
6s TO New YORK; 2 sales cattle dui ana un'
changed oo.. 49,, r.,.i ,,r
vser thus 80 Por time last week ~ t
hoad Consigned thrssxh 10 cara OF watch TO- Nov"
s. 90 40; Common Fair dul AMI nomnal ne Wesle,n
Lambs here's Canadian Lambs dull. weak and lower; 10
cara sals, ~ which 4 ssli at 50 T54fb ~ r.,...
Hoos-Receipts - hsurs were 1885 Real Iots ,sn
week thus For same time last wees - soV
head. Consigned rough SO ears Of when Nsw ioi
% cars sas Light Pigs 81 60G4 So Mixed rig ~
Light WORKERS IS IOaj 2y selected Workers 81 20 so
seected Medium weight, 8 35aj 30: Coarse Mixed Heavy
Ends ~; Stays IS 6O0t co. market ciosed nr"
CnIcAGo. Union Stock Yards Dec l6-Ths Drsrsrs
Journal reports Catle-Recepts l200D head; matH.t
slow and over, Natlyss IS So stocker: " tOS
S. 10: Cows Bulls AID Mixed 81 WSsa Zo' ieAAn'
81 0S3. , ....
Hsss- Receipts 1000 head market was fairly active;
Packers ant shippers So 1905 60 Heavy So 4O9o q"
Light IS 90 % s To- skins - 70U+ 05 ~.
5000 head Market weak and lowcr "eH
srn 81 40 D. 3d. Feeders 81 50 % co. Lambs $500 10 ~
rnents LEO head: slow. Choice hesvy NHtI.s
Ste.rA 81 3Oasi IS Gosi 81 SOesf 80. butchets
Steers Medium 10 Choice 81 lo9st 90 stocksrs ana
Feeder. far to good 81 soS29o Rangers ord'nAr'"
Eogs-Recs'pt. 600 heal shiOnent. 500 H Marie.
was active and firm. Choice HEAVY ana pu.nn
ers seectIor. SIS sos Picking and Yorkers Medium
10 Choice 81 90 ass 80 Light grades Comnos 10 "so'
81 $685. 95 ,x..r.. 80.
Pair Choice s. 1904 3D. faney 'hii''"A'
OrS
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSC


GRAND CENTRAL ST ATOM.
Largest and Finest Passenger Sta'sn n America
stopping 20 New Tuiows -fati0n 3~fh-st - fnir'
~ a a., Rochester ami Msnfrea Express drawn ga
ear 10 ALBANY Troy and Syracnce aso 70 montreal n -
Albsns
- Boa. m, tie FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED. complsAi
exclusively ~ Buf-t snokin dinngcar drawing opn
aud slcoins for Albany Utica syracuse R'h@,,e
Buffalo Ere Cleveland AMI Toledo. arrvlss Chicago 30
- 80 'hicaes Erpr.,s for Niagara Fails. Toronto
Nf' - rnGi,nap''ii. De'rp'f AMI thlea-O
I'll .wps.ro car. - "a and lrus Rochester.
with dr2winsrsOm
$40 p M. Albany Trov aud Utica SPECIAL drawing
10 sanr and Troy Connects II Troy Ter sara
p. M. Accommodation 10 Albany and TROY
m. Chicago. Cincinnati and ST Louis Express
FOR Niagara Fall. Buffalo suspeus On Bridge Toronto
troit and CHICAGO with sleeping m lining cars
t-6;3Op MontreAl and can andagna Express Sleep
ingcsr. 10 PasDurE and Montreal via Rsases Point ant
Adams alsOtO syracuse and Canami cua. taiy
SUNDAY. snsiav train does not run wss a. Abans
g. Special sleeper arrives Rochester i+l BIt'
ialc aSb1- M. and Clevelani 25 n next 'av
f'll;SO III. Night Rochester. Buffalo Mag
FAILS rnpfp clevclNnf. ''-C Tn an N''> -.
Ii' erst asi Chicago with sleNringcars sesringears
to WATERFOWL Utica daily SATURDAY. also 10 canah
1000 Night Eynre,. with s-eHlng-cars 10 Albany
and Troy the morning trains tse Nast.
for Sarega Lake and Ter tho North except Sala
Ticket, and space in arawinrroom and seepngcsrs ~
sale at brand Central Stasn sl3 1Sb and ot2 Brswly
IL Park Place. Battery Places. so Vast l2Ath'.L .et
iSsth.t station N.w.Y.rk Sa3 wasrn AT 80
Fulton SIS. BROOKLYN. aud ~ FOurth.st. WILLIAMSBURG
Wescstr' Express, call Tor in chsc< bssgags trsa l's
" Run fsIy; other, iav except sunday Sep tSsta
ST. station otase ap passengers lor S1sY an. Mes
Gsnsral Supsrtntesdent GencraI Passenger Agent
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Steam oats ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
L BOSTON $aO0 for First.clsss Limited Tickets
REDUCTIONS 10 Ali ora n POINTS
steamer, PlI.6ItIM AMI BRIS FOL Leave Pier ~ v T.
foot of - p m. tally incllist
Conuoc from Broo1yn lui Jersey CITY &C
: y. IA. Rsturnng tram, colds5tlls steamers
Fa River leave bovsn vssk iIv' V 8 }. III. sundays
2 D. H. orchestra IA oAch steamer
Ticket. ana stlIcroln, principal transfer al
ticket snices At q co P.r -. ant en- stcLnsra
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tssiny wssAsrs, 1t - psrlos D Fair to Prime LAMBS
DfssssH HSttsu eeW q g. With Choice Hssvy wsesr
bringing shc Drosssd Lambs cuiet ct $685. win s"
drssssd sheep fashion. seiling &C 1Oc. . n. - ~
sslssJuds ls2 1odiass shs. Pa o. e. a.
1t 80 rs. 2I2 Michigan DO. 90 %, ct 80 ,o ~ .
roo do a. III ss ic i59 do maiay Ewes 1913 No. g go;
iii Western do ss H. 70 49, ohio do 80 D. as
wethers 1851 average ~ &c psr lss Western sneep
D. Hsrrncton lOl Illinois Sheep 100 m at 50 % also
at Jersey CITY: 900 Ohio Sheep 81 n. at - 90 no,
s. Isl ioI Canada Ewes. lOs ID. at s. 90 7s DO ITO a.
AZ 81 62p 81 % ID, at 81 10; l2o Northern Csn@o"
Hume 4 MnlIrn. ZIG Ohio sheep. SO ID. Of 40 icy
wrsiern ia "a m at 81 1871; Michigan do 30 ~ AZ
81 37ia a2 Lambs 66 10 At s. s72 100 DO - !"
At S. Jos Canada do, SO 10, at So 60
HOGS-KecoDs "a cars OF 377! head Iota ior
DAYS O head against 6al ei 'nr tne Sn ' nsisrs
Change Weak at 80 3S5 So ,. o., e,.,o.
Country .sed steady At 5<U6tc for hoaVJ o%~'"'
Medium, and 7 z L2c for Light
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF Liberty STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF Liberty STREET NORTH RIVER
1imc Table of urcrmhcr =. 1857
For PHILADELPHIA And TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at T. 80 D. a. H.. 81. ;. 80. 13J y.
SUNDAYS at4 SO nj $50. II y. m.
Trains leaving At $50 IL 100. $50 1890 l2p
have connection for kea ling, Harrisburg. rottve ste,
A. for Easton. Betniehsm. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
and 1880 for Pennington kaston. bethlehem. Allen
town. Mauch chunk.
$50 a M for Fcmir gton. High Bridge Branch Fa,ton
Bethsharn AlIeElowp. Maudh Chunk Wukssbarre scran
Kcadug Harrisburg fottsvilIc. Tsmaqua Shame. IN.
sunbury Lew,sburg. Willlamsport
l for FlcminRton, EAstsn bethlehem. Allentown.
Mhnch Churk. Reading Harrisburg. etc
8t6 p 70 for Easton Bethlehsp Allentown Mauch
Chunk. Wikesbarre. Scranton. Tsmalua Shamokin.
Bethlehem. Allentown. HeAdDg harrisburg. etc
500 and D 30 -. for Ssm'tvil - and File "iDgtnn.
o - D.. m. Tor Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauoh
Chunk. ~tc. GU Sundays at $50 y. m.
$40. IL l5a- Nj. a. 90. 80 alS IN. SUNDAYS
600 40 for Rcd Bank. Long branch tAsbury
Mo M. 100 &:3O p. M tor AkEwOOD Tens River
and Barnegat
Am, 100 D. m for Atlantic CITY Vinsland Rrdgetsu.
400. 6;0O $40 lllh, has a. m. 100. 400 1880. s. 80
O. 10 p. m SUNDAYS 900 800 4 m for Perth hmboy.
BIS, tll0A -. 1870 D. m. for Monmouth Reach. Sea-
bright Highland Be.oh.
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tPer rs E. ~ m. and IL tsuadays excepted
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~ Steamers Kaaterskiil aad Catsklolv Pier - " T.
OF week tav at III, oonnsounS With
Catskin Mountain and Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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IA KILL. MOUNTAINS. LANpiSG A. M~.sn,
iWest Poinl Cornwall. Newburg MsIlb1TSSas .sa Del
Pough eepsis connecting with uis" Iraada
aware. stony Glove ami Catskiil MoTg'Ao lin issv(
Steamers city of Kingstes aud James W. b4"s .xcse
every week day At n M per Of Harrisos 81 eA'
saturisv when CITY Of King ton leaves 1t p IN
nor HUDSON AND COXSACKIE. ~
II steamer KAATERsKILL on Tuesdayt rnar@
SATURDAY at 8 p m, from fosssf JAyst, ~ h,ur>.A
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

7 =
~ Trains fran Chambers.t station week lays Zoe
Engewood Tenafy Closter. Sparkll aai Nyacs 3D. 10.
20 $50 and ll:3o a. NJ; LIP 80 = - 20
$40. $50 X. 1890 y. ~ midnie1t su DAYS l:lS
M.nsey and T4imans week Law. 500 $40. $50 A.
4 50. $50 p. m. Sundays $50 m, y. m
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ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sroNINGToN LINE.

VIA LINK
Insid. Route BOSrON. PROVIDENCE An tbs EASE
only - to Boston " 81 Providence
Tho large Rhols Island aud M4sschusstts
new Per 81 " r.. block above CanAlst at 1. 50
daily, except SUNDAY
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CRIE RAILW trains leave

IL
IL 23d.st minutes oariior Tia tins showa iron chn.
local trains leave 23dsI from b 10 10 mslu
earlier
Va u Week days 80 sun!ays-Dsy EIprsss Buffet oraw
ing Coaches 10 Elmir,, HOrusllsve Bufais PIl.
Sleeping Coach fro . dsrn-llsvite TO Cincinnati
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ing Coaches TO Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS Oean.
1880 p m.~D1iv Cnicigp Evpre,. Pnlmin BUFF.
slsepng Coaches to Binghanton. owesa Eim.rA.
Rutherford aad PassAc WEEK laws 40 ZOO 100 1919
an II l:45. 3. 80 40 5;lO. $50 $50 $40.
t.9 So i go1 loop nam t 5og .iii ,n4 ~ syy
l0Sep N. - mdn ght Add upnaI transit Pss.ac wesk
days vooe ~ o H"-h ;G o, 'i 10 m
noon l45 300. 30 So 90 1870. 40, 5:Ol s. - $50
night sundivs 4.45 $50 1880 u noon 200 400 80
Newark aud Paterson. via Newark. week aye. 80 so
3, $50 II. ll:3o 2 33. 42o $50. $40 8 50 90
7$o, TOP N, aud ~ midnight suafays 300 a H..
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warwick week lays 90. 1890 l. m, tlp y. IL
scranton ana Honesdale. week AVS - .
Midi and Port Ierv!s wax days 4t5 80 loD
insGa m 3 s go ll:3D p' N.
Go,hes week llv, AS. go O. l03oe 80. 100 $50.
s. II 30 p. m sundays AS. $780, lCSO a. m O. ia
Tc..ts passage and aDartpens kio)n al
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81. New-York No. 33l taton-,t. BROOKLYN; 81 NoaL
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- Low Mli'liinT. ..... 81
S 10 uliiiing ..l0is

with niesular from Liverpool the temper OF tho
loc speulatvc market wcas hnal hur srepresentng
points for the day. sales 10 500 b9e.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
LARRY JERomE's LATEST.
Tie Valuable Cats Eye that Ho
Presented 80 u Friend.

Says a Saratoga letter to the New
York Timcs: They arc still opening
wine in the cGJG over Larry Jerome's
last joke before he left for Europe. 1t
appears that Jerome, Colonel John
Smelling, and Deputy-C Collector Brown,
Of the custom-house, were spelling bait
and connecting iish.stories up at Dave
Yucngling's place, on Grant Lake, when
jerome found either in his room or his
pocket an old vest-buiton in imitation
OF smoky mother-of-pearl. The metal
part was broken oil. He showed it to
Smelling, saying John, how much is
that cats-eye worth 2" 1.-TWO cents"
sid Smelling, after critical examina-
ton. Every well, said Jerome, "Ivo
always been intending TO make Brown
a present, and III do it now. Come
along and back me up. Brown" said
he, a little later, " I'm going 10 Europe
shortly and ! want to leave You keep
ssle. Here's cat'seye that was
given me bv Rollins Of The navv T; he
got it in China, and | want you to have
It because know you'll appreciate it.
Take Il, old fellow, and don't mention
i; always meant to give you some
thing" Brown VAS deeply moved, as
he uttered thanks. Smelling reached
over ard took it. "By Joye, that is
beauty" said he "never saw a moro
perfect one in my life. Pity they
should have made that little hole" II
w0s the hole the thread had passed
through. "ChiEese did that ; used 10
belong 10 mandarin's daughter, who
wore it as a necklace. Found at the
sacking Of Pekin," said Mr.. Jerome,
with anxious regret. Mr.. Brown is do
scribed as having been duly apprecia-
tive. lie took the stone 70 local Jew
eiltr, the others going along for safety,
and had $50 worth OF diamonds put
around it. When it was done they
bought wine and admired the eats eye
and Brown unit! the air was warm with
paternal love. Brown, il is said, is
still unaware OF the true character OF
his diamond-mounied vest button.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
hfili AfIer McGurigIc.
by telegraph to The Dispatch.l


CnIciGo, August "A Montreal dis-
pGtchto the Mars says: Two detectives
left Tor London, Ontario. last NIGHT
armed with a warrant for the arrest of
NcGarigle, and issued at the instance
of James Baxter, broker of this city,
"a the charge OF conspiracy. Baxter
alleges that when McCIarigle was chief
Of police of Chicago he consp;red with
ole Sclls, of Montreal, to have Bax-
ter's portrait placed in the rogues gal
lory.
A T0iW Ncrs special from st. Catha-
rincs says: McGangle arrived here
about . o'clock ibis afternoon on the
Graud Trunk railway. 1t is believed
be is at present hiding in the st. John
House, from which allpersons, p.rticd
lariy newspaper-men and reporters and
detective, are strictly prohibited. a
Dc. cciive is here, and is only waiting
tie a'Iiyal OF some papers from Mon
trcal to arrest McGarigle ON SOME old
Charge Of conspiracy. 1t is believed
he VIII move iuto the county 20 avoid
all detectives and newspaper-men.